> > Mike Looney
> >
> > In addition, define the whole work as "Open Game Content", and license
>it
> >as well< with the OGL.
>
>This is theoretically possible, but I don't know of any practical way to do
>it. As has already been pointed out most modern compilers add licensed
>material to the final executable that you don't have a right to make OGC.
Just for the record I was quoting Ryan, that wasn't my idea.
That sort of stuff is why I gave up on the idea of d20 software other than
server side scripts, which are _not_ being distributed, just used to make
d20 "data". That, IIRC, is ok, in that it's not the software that's being
distributed, but the OGC that is.
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